Sentence examples for too hard stressing from inspiring English sources

But he pushes it a bit too hard, stressing Darrow's political passions — even the ones that now seem hopelessly arcane, like his deep interest in who controlled Chicago's streetcar lines — while sliding past those parts of his career that were less than principled.

Rats, like humans, aren't too hard to stress out.

Don't push yourself too hard, or stress yourself to the point of damage just for a record.

Some people said I would be too hard and would stress the players but we have recovered mental energy".

He works too hard, and the stress is making him ill.

Anyone else get the feeling the Sox are trying too hard, feeling the stress?

What are some of the dangers of working too hard? A. The stress that goes along with working too much has been shown to lead to substance abuse, sleep disorders, anxiety and ultimately to physical problems like heart disease, Ms. Fassel said.

Pass the needle and thread through the two holes as many times as you can taking care not to pull too hard and put stress on the newly repaired joint.

Don't try too hard; don't even try too hard to not try too hard.

If that fails and the shopping spree still ends in tears and frustration, Dr. Macpherson says couples shouldn't be too hard on themselves: Background stress worsens existing tensions in relationships, and if there's one thing IKEA does, it's deliver a shitload of background stress to your relationship.

CUDA allows them to refine the image in real time without stressing the CPU too hard.